On average, people spend five years of their lives waiting in lines.

Company researchers at Priority Management Pittsburgh studied hundreds of
people across the US for more than a year to determine how much time was
used completing day-to-day tasks. The study showed that people spend five
years of their lives just simply waiting in line. This study also showed
that people spend, on average, six months of their lives waiting at stop
lights, four years doing housework and two years trying to return phone
calls.